Kjetil Kjeka

@djmcgill the form utility is great! I just used it on [s32k144](https://github.com/kjetilkjeka/s32k144.rs) and it's great to be able to see the code in the github viewer. And also beeing able...

I've felt a lot of the pains with generating code directly from .svd and is currently working on something you could call an intermediate representation for compiling svd/atdf to rust...

Would you mind take a run with my branch from PR #121 and see if it works better? The branch should not unroll the array into seperate registers. I think...

Unfortunately, the same bug exists on my branch (i tested with your code).

This makes sense, it would be weird to have 28 bytes only using 1 bit of each of them. > I haven't fully understood the code, but I believe the...

One possible solution could be to introduce a `serial::Serial` trait that implements the `set_baud_rate(&mut self) -> Result`. Then i could auto implement the dynamixel interface for `Serial + Write +...

> Hm, so you're using the Serial trait for RS-485 communication? Interesting. Is this application relying on the fact that a RS-232 to RS-485 adapter is available? currently I've only...

The simple way is to connect tx together with the enable line. Then you will get dominant 1s and recessive 0s. That is if the mcu doesn't drive the enable...

Is this simply an observation, an argument against adding the set baud method or an argument against using the serial traits for RS485? Perhaps I'm wrong, but i see the...

In favor of what @austinglaser suggests with the following additions. - To make the trait useable we must create a way to construct it. What about requiring a fallible conversion...